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1 63|      the soul what is called an animal. Now this body of living
2 63|        of living being or of an animal is always organic; for,
3 67|     plant, each member of every animal, each drop of its liquid
4 70| dominant entelechy, which in an animal is the soul; but the members
5 74|        body, and, in short, the animal itself; and that by means
6 74|        means of conception this animal has merely been prepared
7 74|     involved in its becoming an animal of another kind. Something
8 76|   accordingly I hold that if an animal never comes into being by
9 77|    indestructible, but also the animal itself, though its mechanism [